Green Justice or Ethnic Injustice?
By alemayehu g mariam Blaming the Victim Last week, dictator Meles Zenawi hectored his rubberstamp parliament in Ethiopia about the forced expulsion (or as
Soldiers Poisoning Water Sources, Forcing Thousands Off Ancestral Lands and Killing Wildlife
By Cultural Survival Press Release -April 18, 2012 (CAMBRIDGE, MA) On-the-ground reports from Ethiopia reveal the government is stepping up its violence against Indigenous
African Land Grab: Ethiopians in NY to Join Other Activists
by Tedla Asfaw Preparation to counter the gathering of 1,000 African Land Buyers who paid an entrance fee of 3,000 dollar at Waldorf Astoria
Bedrock of Art and Faith
By HOLLAND COTTER ON the roads through Ethiopia’s highlands traffic raises a brick-red haze that coats your clothes, powders your skin and starts a
Media Control In Ethiopia
By Graham Peebles Democracy Denied Democracy sits firmly upon principles of freedom,justice, social inclusion and participation in civil society.Where these qualities of fairness are
Podo: Vanquishing ‘Mossy Foot’ Condition With Genetic Epidemiology And Shoes
In Fasil Tekola Ayele’s native Ethiopia, the people call it “mossy foot.” Medical textbooks call it podoconiosis, non-filarial elephantiasis, or simply “podo.” The hideously
Meles accuses Eritrea of kidnappings
* Meles says Addis Ababa has taken unnamed measures * Claims come a month after Ethiopia raids inside Eritrea * Asmara denies links By
Ethiopian Raiders Kill 2 Kenyan Officers in Ambush
(Xinhua) More than 300 heavily armed Ethiopian militia have killed two Kenyan security officers and wounded five others in an ambush at a remote
Ethiopia: Africa’s Free Press Problem
By MOHAMED KEITA (New York Times) – AS Africa’s economies grow, an insidious attack on press freedom is under way. Independent African journalists covering
Rebels burned down TPLF businesses in northern Ethiopia
(Ethiopian Review) Fighters from the Ethiopian Unity and Freedom Force (EUFF) have burned down 1 hotel and over 20 stores in the northern Ethiopian
Ethiopia: The Bridge on the Road(map) to Democracy – By Alemayehu G Mariam
By Alemayehu G Mariam Last week I had an opportunity to address a town hall meeting in Seattle sponsored by the Ethiopian Public Forum
Sudan, South Mass Troops Near Border
By SOLOMON MOORE (WSJ) JUBA, South Sudan—Sudan and South Sudan on Sunday moved more troops to an ill-defined border town, foreshadowing a bloodier conflict
Ethiopian Adhane wins Rotterdam Marathon
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — Yemane Adhane of Ethiopia won the Rotterdam Marathon in 2 hours, 4 minutes and 48 seconds Sunday in windy conditions.
ESFNA wins court battle over rival
Press Release MARYLAND – A court has imposed a temporary restraining order on ESFNAONE, a group alleged to have closer ties to the ruling
Ex Ethiopian leader’s future uncertain in Zimbabwe
By Janet Shoko Former Ethiopian dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam, who oversaw the murder of several thousands of his countrymen during the “Red Terror” campaign